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Nobody knows how to build with AI yet

(worksonmymachine.substack.com)
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noodletheworld ◴[] No.44622313[source]
There is a fundamentally unfortunate reality here which is quite problematic.

Namely, you don’t deserve to be paid for working 8 hours if you only worked for 30 minutes over an eight hour period.

I don’t care if you personally agree with that or not, the reality is that businesses believe it.

That means, sooner or later there will be a great rebalancing where people will be required to do significantly more work; probably the work of other developers who will be fired.

It’s fun for home projects; but the somewhat depressing reality is that there is no chance in hell this (sitting around for 7 hours a day reading reddit while Claude codes) will fly in corporate environments; instead, you’re looking at mass layoffs.

So. Enjoy it while you can folks.

In the future you’ll be spending that 8 hours struggling to juggle the context and review 20 different tasks, not playing with your kids.

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HWR_14 ◴[] No.44622367[source]
I am hopeful that AI leads to a future with mandatory 10 hour work weeks.
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trashtensor ◴[] No.44622372[source]
Why would that happen when they can have mandatory 50 hour work weeks?
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1. AtlasBarfed ◴[] No.44622473[source]
People keep thinking the Jetsons is going to happen.

Soylent Green is a lot closer to the reality of capitalism.